fix: 🐛 setpermission.sh now uses setfacl properly.

setpermissions.sh

@@ -59,14 +59,8 @@ if [ -n "$(which awk)" -a -n "$(which cut)" -a -n "$(which find)" -a -n "$(which
     done
 fi
 
-# Restoring the permissions.
-#
-# First a base setup - sets permissions to 770/660 [umask 007]
-chmod -R g+rw,o-rw "$SCRPATH"
-find "$SCRPATH" -type d -exec chmod 2771 {} \;
-[[ -n "$(which setfacl)" ]] && setfacl -R -d -m u:$USER:rwX,g::rwX "$SCRPATH" 2>/dev/null
-#
-# Then we'll use the metastore DB to set the permissions individually.
+# We'll use the metastore DB (if any) to restore
+# the dates and saved permissions individually.
 #
 if [ -n "$(which metastore)" -a -x "$(which metastore)" ]; then
     (	cd "$SCRPATH"
@@ -75,5 +69,17 @@ if [ -n "$(which metastore)" -a -x "$(which metastore)" ]; then
 	fi
     )
 fi
+#
+# Finally we correct the permissions according to umask 007,
+# allow access to directories for backup purposes
+# and we grant R/W permission to the user running the script.
+chmod -R g+rw,o-rw "$SCRPATH"
+find "$SCRPATH" -type d -exec chmod 2771 {} \;
+SETFACL="$(which setfacl)"
+if [ -n "$SETFACL" ]; then
+    "$SETFACL" -R -d -m u:$USER:rwX,g::rwX "$SCRPATH" 2>/dev/null
+    find "$SCRPATH" -type d -exec "$SETFACL" -m u:$USER:rwx {} 2>/dev/null \;
+    find "$SCRPATH" -type f -exec "$SETFACL" -m u:$USER:rw  {} 2>/dev/null \;
+fi
 
 # That's all, Folks! :)